New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-01

Mr. Blaine should dosire reorganization he should
ssS t. 90 F Nh s as s0q me- s sonssa e
an not aware OF any change In his opinion on that
subject"
was on IN elevated train the other day when
tho brake gave out. The passengers were all
and tho train sent empty. The engineer had oc-
caslon to como back to look at tho
brake for moment before he went
on. Tho muttering of the disconsolate and an
noyed passengers drew out Of him remarks which
contained bit of information. Said he: "This
viii not happen long Colonel Hahn "a up to the times
There are Svera engines euipped now with an extra
SSr aS S used 'hH wCd not SS ao to keep the
passengers In the train with no brake at al. WITH
provided against believe the entire road is to be
equipped that way" he concluded In answer to an
inquiry made as he stepped aboard his cab
General Huidekoper, who was removed from the
Post Office at Philadelphia while Samuel ]. Randall
basl1ing in the favor of the White House, is
assistant general manager of the Metropolitan Tele
phone Company of New-Yorlk. He Is q man Of medium
height, plump form and face. He has black mls-
tache. He extends his left hand to greet friends be-
Cause his right let on the battlefield. The
General discussed Randaps decline In the Presidential
favor saying: "There six months during
which Randall absolute in Pennsylvania. Then
the President began to find out that he was making
q, mistake He can see it palmer than ever since
Of 10000 majority. Pennsylvania was the one state
where tho President could have afforded TO stand by
his Civil Service reform declarations absolutely.
II they possess every Federal Office. As matter OF
politics my removal was not wise. The President
could have made party political capital by holding
the plum back. Ho cOulG have made capital with
Civil Service reformers well. But Randall de-
manded my head AM got 1t, and the Democracy gets
the black eye"
Denvcrs leading banker and nnancer. d. II. Moffat,
was recently at the Fifth Avenue Hotel He will
DO back from Colorado again at tho election OF officers
Of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, which is to
take place in May. 1t is dein tely known already
that Mr. Moat viii be elected president OF the road
ma ority interest of the stockholders has sig
nifcd that intention. The English and Holland stock
holders unanimous in desiring to have Mr. M0if5t
elected 90 that place. with Wow OF sire gthenng the
mana cement Of the road. Numerous extensions and
improvements Of the line are contemplated.
guest at the Hoffman House for two or three
days is ex-Assstant Postma terGeneral A. d. Hazen
at haven't made up my mind yet what am going
60 do" he said yesterday. 81 am putting tho pieces
together, scraping of tho mould and trying to find out
how much there Is left Of mo after getting out Of
Office have had glory enough and shall now go
In for business and lucro. Ofceholding Is anomaly
In this country. The young who ought to take
Office because they are fitted for the duties cannot
afford to take places because Of the effect on them
selves. The old fellows, who can take the places
well as not are generally untitled for duty Under
present conditions it IL demOraliZing for young
men to take Office My old State Is Pennsylvania. Tho
popular tide T. for Blaine 1t is marvellous what
hold he has tho people"